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SINHG Evening Program on Jan 13 Cancelled
SINHG has announced that their evening program on Thursday, January 13 entitled “Caw Caw: Its History and Function”, has been cancelled. SINHG apologizes for the inconvenience. Plan to join SINHG for their program on February10, “The Jews Of South Carolina”, … Continue reading
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SINHG Evening Programs Return
Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG) Evening Programs begin a month early this year when representatives from Charleston County Parks and Recreation explore “Caw Caw Interpretive Center: Its History and Significance” on Thursday, January 13, at 7:30 pm at The … Continue reading
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SINHG Enjoys Christmas Spirit At Boone Hall
The Christmas spirit was much in evidence as twenty members of the Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG) visited Boone Hall Plantation earlier this month. During a private guided tour of the main house, beautifully decorated for the holidays, SINHG … Continue reading
SINHG Returns to the Road
The Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG), whose signature SINHG Trips were severely impacted by pandemic restrictions, has been carefully returning to the road this fall. SINHG members participated in the autumn’s annual bird banding on Kiawah with Aaron Given … Continue reading
A Letter From SINHG’s President
Now that Covid–19 figures appear to be moving in the right direction, the Seabrook Island Natural History Group is in severe need of volunteers to help restore activities to pre-COVID levels. Each year, SINHG – a totally volunteer-run organization – … Continue reading
SINHG November Program Canceled
NOVEMBER EVENING PROGRAM CANCELED We’re sorry, but due to circumstances beyond our control, this month’s Evening Program on November 11th, “Caw Caw: Its History And Significance”, has been cancelled and will have to be rescheduled. We apologize for the inconvenience. … Continue reading
The Citadel Takes the Stage at SINHG Evening Program
October’s Evening Program offered by the Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG) on Thursday, October 14, will explore the long and storied history of The Citadel. Tessa Updike, the archivist for The Citadel’s Daniel Library, will recount the 180-year history … Continue reading
SINHG Resumes Evening Programs This Fall
The Seabrook Island Natural History Group returns this fall to the Live Oak Room at The Lake House for three Evening Programs: Thursday, September 9, 2021 – “The Importance of Bees” presented by Ben Powell, South Carolina’s Apiary Specialist. Thursday, … Continue reading
SINHG Trips Are Back For The Fall
After canceling or sharply reducing its signature SINHG Trips during the past year’s pandemic restrictions, the Seabrook Island Natural History Group has announced a return to a full schedule for the autumn. Thirty-one trips are on offer for SINHG members … Continue reading
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SINHG Seeks Trip Leaders
The Seabrook Island Natural History Group is seeking Trip Leaders for its Fall 2021 SINHG Trip schedule. Trip Leaders help plan and organize each season’s trip schedule as well as lead member groups in the field. Trip Leaders are detail-oriented, … Continue reading
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SINHG Virtual Evening Program: Harbor Pilots
The spring SINHG series of Virtual Evening Programs continues on March 11 with an online presentation by Whitemarsh “Whit” Smith, president of the Charleston Branch Pilots’ Association, exploring the crucial role Charleston Harbor Pilots plays in managing commercial traffic in … Continue reading
SINHG Virtual Evening Programs
The Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG) has scheduled three virtual evening programs for the spring, beginning next month with a presentation by Lauren Rust, the founder and Executive Director of the Low Country Marine Mammal Network, on Thursday evening, … Continue reading
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